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For a one-time needs assessment for them to allow the u.n. team to go in there and conduct the needs assessment. again short on details, not clear when that's going to happen, and not clear when the actual help is going to get thereafter the so-called needs assessment. they made some progress, but it's so progress, certainly doesn't keep up with the pace of the hostilities and the number of people who need help from there. >> it sounds like the words are in the right direction, but we haven't seen the action on gadhafi's part. nato air strikes generally seem to have been successful against gad...

But i think the message is something he said, that america needs to shift to new sources of energy, clean sources, renewable. solar, wind, natural gas. we need to reduce our dependency on opec, fossil fuels. in that message i do agree with you. >> the president was keen today to say we've learned lessons from iraq, we won't be committing ground troops. what happens if gadhafi manages not just to hang on, but hang on quite strongly and is going nowhere, and begins attacking his people again, to exact bloody revenge? at what point does america feel compelled to send in ground troops, on the same...

Troops, on the same humanitarian pretext they launch air strikes. >> we're allowing nature toe to take the lead. we're part of a larger coalition. i don't think that any president can say what's going to happen, particularly in that part of the world today, but he is taking the steps that i think are right. i would agree, i ultimately believe we did wait too long. part of the reason we did, is because we were putting together this coalition to make it more likely for us to succeed. in the meantime, all my republican friends who are criticizing the president for acting without consulting congre...

Solar, wind, natural gas. we need to reduce our dependency on opec, fossil fuels. in that message i do agree with you. >> the president was keen today to say we've learned lessons from iraq, we won't be committing ground troops. what happens if gadhafi manages not just to hang on, but hang on quite strongly and is going nowhere, and begins attacking his people again, to exact bloody revenge? at what point does america feel compelled to send in ground troops, on the same humanitarian pretext they launch air strikes. >> we're allowing nature toe to take the lead. we're part of a larger coalition...